Smooth Durabak

[Nay]

Anybody used the smooth durabak as exterior "paint"? This is the stuff without all the ground up rubber granules. Since I don't plan on climbing my Jeep (I'll probably regret saying this one day and wish the side of my XJ had great traction), the "non-skid" properties of regular Durabak are kind of unnecessary for an exterior application.

I am feeling the need to ugly-up my Jeep a bit, but not quite as ugly as standard Durabak. UV protectant Durabak 18 would seem to fit the bill perfectly, for less money than a substandard Maacover paint job.

Thanks,
Nay

 

[JnJ]

You ugly it up every time you get in it.

 

[BrettM]

do it!

i would if Rustoleum Flat black wasn't so much cheaper

 

[Nay]

You ugly it up every time you get in it.

That's why Michelle goes with me...kinda balances things out :spin3: .

Nay

 

[Grizzley]

Anybody used the smooth durabak as exterior "paint"? This is the stuff without all the ground up rubber granules. Since I don't plan on climbing my Jeep (I'll probably regret saying this one day and wish the side of my XJ had great traction), the "non-skid" properties of regular Durabak are kind of unnecessary for an exterior application.

I am feeling the need to ugly-up my Jeep a bit, but not quite as ugly as standard Durabak. UV protectant Durabak 18 would seem to fit the bill perfectly, for less money than a substandard Maacover paint job.

Thanks,
Nay

Nay, did you get them to send you a chip of the smooth? I did and it really didn't seem that smooth. Still planning to do the outside in their blue though and for the same dollar amount reason as you, plus I figured it'd stop all the minor scratches from happening.